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KING .#C.AU.C!.US.
DECIDES WHO SHALL DE OFFICERS
OF tho City. for the Coming Terms-Tht
Republican Members of Council In
Caucus-All Onicers Selected who
n " VIII be Elected Tonight.

The caucus held Of tho Lincoln Club
last night by the Republican members Of
tho new Council was very prolonged
and interesting one. It was called to or.
der at 1880 o'clock; from that time until
nearly 9 this morning the twenty.lour
gentlemen that were elected to the mu-
nicipal legislature from tho ranks Of the
Republican party were in secret session In
the Clubs assembly room. All the Offices
wcre filed during that time by caucus
nominees who will BIO regularly elected
to Ill tho places, by Council in joint sees.
ion this evening. The Democracy may
endeavor to prevent this, in fact
1t Ia given out "a d fact that
they will fight for every office, and try to
scheme for an adjournment In the hope
OF some time in the future catching the
Republicans mapping and seize such An
opportunity to I'LL some Of tho places;
but with a Republican, me- arity In each
Branch, and one made up Of determined
men, 1t is pretty certain that to.nighttn
Meeting OF Council will not 10 adjourned
until the caucus nominees have been safely
| elpctcd Vt. F.n Ii
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The best families Of Wheeling patrenizs
Bernstein, the optician. &
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Chicago limited, 0:4O. P. NJ, daily.
St. Clairsville accommodation, IS :35 4,
NJ, 1850 and 5:2O P. NJ, except Sunday.
WHEELING AND plT1sBuRau DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, sos A. NJ. and $3.50 ?.
NJ, daily. ~ tt5t ,,.f.si O.
For Pittsburgh, s:25 A. NJ. and LOS ?.
NJ, except Sunday. ~ q. gii I! 4
:, , For Washington, Pa, 1855 P. NJ, except
Sunday. "a n !!
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GTOCKS FOR SALE.
Valuable Farm For Sale,

h'a-r s.t'r- ~
offer for sale the Farm owned By tho lac
Daniel Peck. situated In! Kichland township, Rl.
mont county, OHIO, OH tho National road, one and
half miles west Of St. Clairsvliic The farm cou,at
about III acres OF good md we'll y Ing land well
watcred: In a good state OF cultivation There d
100 acres cleared land, the balance 1imbtr: sbop,
SO acres IN grass. On the farm are a comiortAbs
dwelling house, good stable aud wagon shed and
other necessary outbuil dlngs. IN apple orchard Of
about four acres-trces OF good stzc and variety
There Is also vineyard OF 1856 grape vines consist
Ing OF ten varieties Of the most choice fruit There
"a number OF othOr fruit trees. peaches plnns
cherries, DC. The fam Is In au cxceIlcn. neigh.
borhood convenient TO schools; and. loca cd Is It
is, on tho National road will make very de.ir.
BILE and pleasant home Tor a family Terms Of al.
Will be made eaalnAble. For further particular
or Information concerning the property, call ono
address the undersigned, st. Clsirsvic, Ohio.
~ n 50 OLIVIA PECK,
Excc-trir OF Daniel Peck, deceased,
or 10 9. A. sCltAEFER d CO..
JAG Real Estatc Agent Wheeling. ". Va
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WANTED-s live. energetic man :.
~! represent ul. $50 per month and c,n.r. "
Goods staple: every one EuyS: outht and ma MEN
free. STANDARD slLyERwARE c., Bs ssSns
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baltimore d Ohio Change Of Tine. g
On and after Sunday, January 80. 1887,
Baltimore 4 Ohio trains will leave Wheel.
ing as follows, city time: .35s 4
For Washington, Baltimore and Phila.
delphia, $40 A. N. and $40 P. NJ, daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 1850 A. NJ,
except Sunday. -'1}t 9isf455'
Moundsville accommodation, 1885 a.
N, except Sunday. 'S5s Ea'-SSs,- ~ N.
Fairmont accommodation, 3:35 P. n,
except Sunday. a'l'5lI sFtt-=T1
Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati and st.
Louis, 9:35 A. N. and 1880 P. M, daily. T.
Columbus accommodation, 2 ?. NJ, OK
cept Sunday. 60. ~ Z. . .a-
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EoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

The following Lots on Wheeling Isand beloa,
Ing to the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy, VII:
Lots No. &C, 81 and n on Broadway,
= Lots No. Sc aud SO GU York street.
Lots No. 80, 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
Lots No. 10i, los, ITO and Ill on Huron street,
Lots No. LIS, 40 and 139 on Wabash BtrceL
\ Lot No. IA on Water street. ~
au9 W. v. HOGE 4 BRO, 1900 ka-tnt 81
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london Ltitr. tf
Tho Princess oil Wales, accompanied by
her royal husband and eldest son, occu.
pied a box Ut tho Princess Theatre, IN
evening or two ago, during . performance
81 Mr.. JoneB'n "Noblc yagabond.n Il
will seem strange TO some American
women to read that the wife Of England's
future king and mother OF boy who, in
all probability, will also wear tho Eng.
fish crown before he dies, should have
been attired sin plsin white dress
OF Binplo tulle," without joyelry or
ornaments OF any kind, yet that 10 exactly
what Bhe woro. II YVES noticed also that
ehc did not tlt in the most conspicuous
part tho box afforded, but drew her chair
within tho shadow OF the curtain with
which the royal box was hung. When
she did lean forward once, not 70 be neen
but to sec, a lnurmur Of admiration went
upas her woll.preseryed face and,lorm were
recognized, which she acknowledged with
q quick nnile and quicker return to her
retired seat. Tho prince and his aon woso
tho ordinary evening suits, with white
tieu land lavender gloves, and went out
together sfter tho hrst net, probably to see
tho Bamo old man. as.... ..I
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Ealareing the Suffrage.

Tho Governor OF Kansas has signed the
bill passed by tho Legislature oithat State
allowing women TO vote at municipal cleo.
tions. The New York Senate has passed
similar bill. Il
Nobody can have failed to notice the
growing sentiment in our legislative bodies
in layor OF giving women voica in their
government. The strength OF that senti.
ment in tho conservative Senate Of the
United States has made the blood stand
still in the veins Of come npprehenaive pa
triots.
Possibly women will not DO voting for
Congressman and presidential electors in
this generation, but we shall soc . good
deal Of their participation in local aliairu.
and it is the IsTEhLleENcER'a deliberate
judgment TINT local aifsirs will rot DO o
whit tho worse ior it.
It 10 true there arc no more sturdy op-
ponents OF the proposed enlargement OF
the suffrage than some Of the women
themselves. But voting will not be more
matter of compulaion for women than it
is for men, Eome OF whom fancy there is
great merit in being able to cay that they
shave nothing to do with politics."
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THE LAWS OF HABIT IL.
From Twenty to Thirty tho Critical Period
In n Mans Life.

In n Mans life.
Popular Set;n:t Monthly. A
II the period between 20 and 80 is tho
critical ono in tho formation Of intellect
ual and professional habits, tho period be.
low 20 is more important still for tho tx.
ing Of personal habits, properly ao.callCd,
such az yocaliza!ion aud pronunciation,
geature, motion and address. Hardly
ever 10 language learned after 20 spoken
without a foreign accent; hardly ever can
n youth Transferred TO the society Of his
betteiB unlearh the nasality and other
vices o. upecch bred In him by the asaocia.
tlonB Of his growing years. Hardly over,
indeed, no matter how much money thore
be in his pocket, can he eyon learn to
dresg Ike . gontleman-5orn. Tho mer.
chants offer their wares Us eagerly 10 him
az the vcriert "gwell," but he 1imply can't
buy the right things. An invisible law,
90 aIrong as gravitation, keeps him within
his orbit, arrayel this year as he wng lsat |;
and how his aristocratic acquaintance
contriye to get tho things thoy VICAR will
DO for him mystery till Lila dying day.
Tho great thing, then, in oil education
ID to make automatic and habitual, Ea
early as possible, as many uaefnl actions
as wo can, and 10 guard against tho grow
ing into ways that arc likoly to no disad.
vantageouu to us, 90 We should guard
against tho plague. Tho more OF the de-
tails Of our daily lilo VIC can hand over 10
tho infsllible and eiTortless custody Of All.
tomatism the moro our higher powers Of
mind will DO set free for their own proper
work. There Ia no moro miserable hui
man being than one In whom nothing 10
habituai but indecision, and for whom
tho lighting OF every cigar. the drinking
Of every cup, the timo Of riaing and going
to bed every day, and the beginning Of
every bit OF work, are subjects OF express
volitional deliberation. Full half tho
time OF such man goes 10 the deciding or
regrctttng OF matters which ought to have
been 60 thoroughly ingrained in him IS
practically not to exist Tor his conscious.
ness ct all. II there BIO such daily duties
not yet ingrained in any one OF my read.
crs, let him begin this very day 10 act the
matter right. rs.
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w,iEELtNe. W. VA, FEBRUARY 10, 1887,


A newspaper writer gaya that "hlr1,
Cleveland has tho happy faculty Of ehoos.
ing thinSq to talk Of that will interest hcr
company" Happy faulty, indeed. Tit
BIO truc that MYs. Cleveland has Il, sho Is
q model entertainer.
The faculty is not necessarily bred In
tho bone; 1t may be cultivated. Tho art
ofentertairing 10 well worthy to be cult.
waited, Tor to entertain well and to be On.
tertained well Ia no email part OF the
pleasure and profit Of life.
:. By entertaining We do not mean, OF
courge, the mere giving OF balls, partieu,
teas, luncheous and TINT kind OF thing.
We mean the accomplishment Alru.
Cleveland is said to poCseB7, and which ia
worthy Of comment because go many good
women have o plentiful! lack Of It. Any
body who has money can give "Bwoll en-
tsrtainmcnta" at which nobody is enter.
tanned and from which everybody goes
away with On intense,senae Of relief. There
is tho form OF entertainment-tho dry
bones, 80 to rpesk-but thcrs 10 mono Of
the life md spirit Of real enjoyment in it.
: The hostess mus. put tho ball In motion
orit will not move. 1t is not enough that
she DO dressed charmingly, receive hor
guests graciously and lot The good people
take their chances. II the gathering bs
small she must try to start conversation
that will intereat sll Of them, and when q
good stayt has been made she will chow
heraell On interested listener, talking
only enough to keep the conversation
from tagging on to bring out acme diff.
dent one who needs little resssuring.
The hostess who makes success OF en-
Pertaining doesn't dwell on heraelf, her
aches and pains, her wretched servants,
her nnrn]y children or her hpaband who
stays out late OF nighta. Chips Of this
sort arc 60 common around most wood
piles that they do not attract when they
arc dumped by the bushel basket on tho
parlor floor. ANY fairlyintelligent woman
who tries can direct conversation that
will interest other fairly intelligent women.
1t is worth trying il it is worth entertain
inc ''a
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

There are G,0OO saloona in Philadelphia.
Snow Is sixteen feet deep in the vicinity
OF Idaho City. n
Mormon missionaries have been driven
out Of Northern California. 5sa 9s
Grocers say no article is more s,lscepti.
bio to adulterstion thsn pepper.
Flannels washed with q little headlight
oil in the water won't shrink.
Tho average nalary OF male teachers in
Philadelphia is double that OF lady
teachers. Fl
Philadelphia claims one-fourtht tho popu.
lation and one-hRlf the wealth Of Penn.
BylvaniG. 80 a. a. - q
Thirty.eight naval cadets at Annapolis
have been dismissed on account of deficit
ency in their studies. -.
About $4,000 barrels OF apples were
shipped for export from New York laat
year. This trade is steadily increasing. "
Ostrich farming in California continues
: to be proftablef a carload OF the bio
birds from Africa has recently reached
Los Angeles. y s
There Is an absurd discussion in New
York society as to whether Episcopslian
or Presbyterian weddings arc the most
fashionable. @ :"
They believe in names at Wichita, Kan.
sas. They have Garfield university and
now they propose to have John Bright
universlty. = &C., s. -
The students Of the Harvard Law School
are going to try Eugene Aram OH the
charge Of murder that tho poet and 70
mancer has accused him Of. b
A Massachusetts man who recently diet
willed his horse, his COW, his cat and hii
fowls to tho Society for the Prevention o.
Y Cruelty to Animals, and also $1,000 stip'
z ulating that the society should tenderiy
care Tor the animals 40 long as they lived
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Philadelphia Times. VII IN,
!, Miss AMMO, the elder OF two dsuehtern
in the family Of es.Spesker Randall, is a
young lady in her twenties, and bears A
striking resemblance to her father. She
has been carefully educated under the di.
rcction Of her mother, woman Of re-
markable force, a daughter Of the brave
old sAriou Ward, captain Of regulars
in the war Of 1872, 4 Representa-
tive in Congress for fourteen yeara, be-
tween 1926 and ';lS, aud one Of tho IA
vorites OF Andrew Jackson. Although
the major portion Of the lie Of Miss Ran.
dali has been passed. in Washington, she
has never interested herself to any extent
in its fashionable folliee, but has given
much OF her time for the past few years to
the service OF her father. She has greatly
assisted him in his correspondence, and
has been an economical and useful
daughter. It Is natural, therefore, that
the parents should feel in great distress at
the thoughts OF losing their daughter from
tho membership OF their house hold, and
miesing her among the Joys OF that always
happy and devoted ireside.
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a Story of Jockey Archer.

H # D.. G.
Many stories arc told about Fred
Archer, the ".Centaur Of tho Century"
One, illustrative OF Archer's wonderful
way OF knowing what other horses than
the ono he rolo were doing in race, is
told by "Borderer," a well-known English
turtman.' e.Et .s. WI
"some years ago." no said, II CHANGED
to have o horse running for G race at San
down, and fancied that he had chance
to win. Constable rode for me, but only
succeeded in finishing filth or sixth. His
excuse was that tho animal seemed to have
lost his dash OF speed and could never
fsirly get on terms Of equality with the
lesdero, Very cresttallen, had deter.
mined to ntrike 1t out. OF future cngags.
ments and put it out OF training. The
next day CHANGED to meet Archer in the
paddock and told him how disappointed
was with my animal.
"'Why, sir aaid he, st had no chance
yesterday; 1t was ahut in st
"Constsble,' I replied, made no ouch
excuse; his orders were to come through
"'Never mind what Constable says, sir;
lot me ride the horse and I will provo to
you that the running was wrong
"'Ips very good Of you, Archer said I,
but I have only this one horse in train.
ing and can hardly expect you to ride Tor
me-
"You leave that to mo, sir; I've known
you long time and shall DO plcGaed to
ride for you. You can enter at three
places and I will ride your animal at ono
Of them, and let you know in good time.'
"He named tho places and did as he
wished. He chcsc the fixture where I
thought the animal was worse handicap.
ped than anywhere else. The first man l
met on the course at the appointed time
wes Fred Archer, keen as mustard. %
:" Now, sir, here I am, you zee; where's
your cap and jacket?
~ forked them out OF my great-coat
pocket and away went Archer to scale,
saying, 60 and have q pony on, SIR
ut is needless to say that my.tpony'
came back to me with interest my animal
came through tho horses the moment
Archer called on it in earnest, and won
easily. 5: O.
"'Thero, SIR Raid Archer, rs no handed
mo back the colore, what did tell you
at Sandown? lt'a q good 'un whom the
question is properly asked Of it,"
Thus it will be aeen that the greatest OF
Jockeys would ride for tho one. horse man
as willingly az for the twenty-horso man,
and do his beet. II
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N. Mckann, Tyrone. Pa.
W. A. Kinsloc. i.ockhayen, Pa,
Salem Hill, scherley, Pa.
I. j. Knowles, Bradford, Pa.
7. Murphy. Huntington, W. Va.
J.H Baxtresser, Middletown, Pa.
". L. Colyin, beatrice, Mob.
Frank A Smell, Arspn!a, CT.
A. Jauct, Hutchinson. MINI.
Lewis Hrlndle, LGtrobe, Pa.
El1nira Kepple, LGtyobc, Pn.
J. ". McCoGcb, santa Fe. N. II.
ia. Davis, Pierce City, Mo.
Jas. y. Rowley, OlGthe, Kan.
: II. Mtnehan, Gurdon. Ark.
Geo. A. Copp, Fishers Hi, Va.
W. +. Brewton, Cedar Plains. O.
Vim. @. Sampson. Golden, Col.
F. B. Rtblct, Shlnsto1, Viva.
NJ. J. Lurqucst, Brigham, AlG.
Joel ?. Keys, Colwlch, Kan.
John a. Kramer, Dloomsb'g, Pa,
falD.1kTOW -rH- a|'1a ms
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TO De READ IN CONNECTION WITH ABOy

boon sold from SIS TO $50 for ordinary Building
ion. Every "oid settler" has realized handsome
competency in d!sposiug OF portion OF his land
at fancy prices. Docks have been crested hotels
built and added from time to time: n line OF seven
boats ply regularly between st. Andrews Bay and
other ports; and Altogether tho outlook promises
th4t 81. Andrews Dag will IL few years become
the most important city OF the GUT coast; 1t nos.
tesses every natural adyantage;a dcea tay-more
than sixty tlyo miles long With lis ra!ops
brancheS-wi!h deep channels to tho outer gulf, Al
once the most charming and most. useful body OF
water on the COST; Eafc harbor for the fleets OF
tho world. Every species Of vegetable. fruit, cereal
Will grow TO perfection in It's soft Italian olimatc
oysters In countless milliOns-the best IN the world
rest 10 thousands Of cxhaustlcss oyster beds; Tim
per easily accessible aud sufficient in quantity 10
furnish cargjes for years to the entire carrying ca
rGcity OF the nation's feet; 4 climate that both
wtntEr and summer Is the absolute perfection Of
earthly delight: free from malaria, high, dry land
and beautifully located. These arc an,nn; other
good reasons why st. Andrews Bay is the most dc.
sirable location for Florida home that the State
can offer. aud why this company has confidence in
the wisdom OF its present business policy. Within
two years St. Andrews will be the second largest
city III Florida -, 100 80
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EY.PEEsIDENT AnrHuR's law partner
Judge Hyer, OF Railway, N, j.; A. a.
Drake, ESQ, N. Y. Stock Exchange; Rev.
Stephen Merritt, New York; snd many
others are witnesses that Palmer's "skin-
Success" is o safe, sure and speedy Remedy
for skin complaints Of ererg name and DC
gree severity. At Drug Store OF McLain
Bros. TThSs
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DIED.

MARSlIALL-;on Thursday, February II. 1857, Mt
y;S0 O'Clock 4; ~, BELLE j., wife OF john W..
Marshall, In tho 9th Year OF her age.
Funeral will take place on Saturday at 70 o'clock
noon, from tho residence OF her husband, No.
27oS jacob street, 1ntcrmcnt from psesby ;erlnn
Church Of ClAysYIlle. Pa. u--
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That are iretiul, peeyish, cross, or troubled
With Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, cen be relieved ut
once by using Acker's Baby Soother. Il
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence ia
safe. Price IS cents. Sold by Logan &
Go. and 9. Menkemeller, \
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Our Method! Note ITS Fairness!

We have lust Issued largo Shcc! OF detailed
House Plans, Illustrating nIno different styles o
houses, costing from $50 to S15D each, which THU
Company Is prepared to build for its patrons at st
Andrews Bay. IN order TO dciray at least por
ton OF the very largo cost OF advertising getting
up these designs, and cr,catinC It0Gt' Warrant
mailing this sheet OF House Plans 10 applicants
The plans aro worth s. to any one who VIII eve
desire to build house. They are nil new. anC
gotten up expressly for rs. II youseleotirom tht
House Plans my one that suits you, We Will nuilG
the house on your property and give You Are ytGr
time 10 pay for the hoHSs charging YOU five pGtcen
interest on the cost Of tho house. II you do no
care to have house built you arc not obliged IL
do 80, you being left entirely free TO deride 10!
yourself without in any wny affecting tho Gilt o
the property. The property will be given 10 yor
FREE, whether you have house built or not
With tho sheet OF House PlGus will DO sent mum
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And. Knudscn, Garfield, Kan.
VIM +. B.rSclbach, Shaft, Pa,
Moses K Knapp. Gwyncdd, Pa.
NJ. L. Lewark. Wablshn, IIinn.
Ms. J.A. Davis, Hlllsb0so, II.
John Cord, llama, Ind. i
s Q. u. Fox, Mt. Carmel, Pa.
.. +. Strong. Gloucester, Mass.
Andrew Sullivan,
Geo. ". Davis, !"
jas. N. McAIillcn, Trans. Station,
2Gth Ward, Pittsburgh, IA.
". s. Davis, Highland Fark, III,
Robt. G. Morrison, Anch'Gc, KY.
N. Kennedy, Wabash, MINI.
4. b. Davis, Eureka Springs, Ark.
Jas. Kavaa, Schuyler, Neb.
Kansas City, Mo. Y
ia. Sullivan, Net. Hotel.
l.. L. NaeKusiek, IA Oak st.
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| euIIT f;ijT This Great Free Land oler Is open
Sttui W TO anybody RScEpr those who are
already located aud arc now living at 81. Andrews
Bay: also residents o! Peutaeota and Washington
aud Jackson counties, Florida u 5ss', : =
Nh E1lN1IlI1Ae There arc no conditions as.
~ uo!sul tiGy ISOLATED with thls Great Free
Land Offer which can not DO complied with. Yon
are not required to move thcre, or improve any
way unless you do SO freely and ut your own
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to DO without o CsligtNph type.
writer. 1t Bave time and health. An ex.
animation Is solicited at our uGlegroom,
No. IS Twelfth r!reet. .
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co,
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Broadway aud Fortieth street., opposite
Metropolitan Opera Houso and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellen
restaurant. .l..sg i
GEN. DAN. MAcAuIEy & W. B. BowEns.
TrhsSw
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SPECIAL NOTICES
a q q R IN

I oil who AFRO suffering from tho errors and
lndiscreisons OF youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss OF manhood. &C.. will send rcclpo
that Will euro you. FREE OF CHARGE. Thisgroa.
somedywas discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send n solt.nddrcsscd envelope to tho
EEY, JOSEPH 7. 1Ss1AS, Station D, Ns,p York CITY.
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the children. Thoy arc especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
Engliah Remedy a positive cure. Itsayea
houra OF anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan 4 Co. and @. Menksreller.
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500 City Building Lots.

Every Word Of this ADVERTISE VFfNsH
1nontis important. DON'T miss Y hEE4
II. PROFIT BY IT. 1T IS for q HEtD
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California and Florida Eseurslonl

The Baltimore & Ohio are selling cheap
excursion tickets to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, also to principal points in
Florida and the South. For full intorna-
ton call on or address T. @. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio, Wheeling, W.